Sentence examples for lifelike is from inspiring English sources

The effect of something so obviously artificial appearing so lifelike is funny and mysterious.

The lifelike is always also deathlike; that, perhaps, is why its appeal is so uncanny.

There are times when the trivia that makes "Matrimony" so lifelike is indeed trivializing.

Its other great quality, which contributes equally to making the book so lifelike, is its depth of affection.

So oddly lifelike is she, that one can imagine her embarking on a television career, say as a host on "The View".

So lifelike is this many-teated sleeping pink sow, breathing sonorously and twitching a curly tail in her porcine dream, that only her cumbersome life-support system of electronic gizmos, hydraulics and computers convinces us she's not real.

These women, though exceptionally lifelike, are immortals.

So lifelike were these scenes that audience members sometimes became seasick from the sweeping waterscapes.

From Pixar to puppets, creating characters that are too lifelike was thought to be the kiss of death for any project.

The French masters — Braxe, Thomas Bangalter, Fred Falke, Lifelike — are so great at doing this.

Perhaps its hypnotic, lifelike rhythm is why Football Manager continues to feel cultish and idiosyncratic, its mainstream success notwithstanding.